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1 oarrr a rrxr-T" Fort Worth STAR-TELEGRAM Sun Oct 23 1966 wi a-a- Irish Bomb Sooners by 38-0 GAME AT A GLANCE DAME OKLA 23 First Downs 10 273 Yards Gamed Rushing 39 157 Yards Gained Passing 119 14 of 25 Passes Completed 11 of 24 i Passes Intercepted by 1 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 3 for 34 Punts No Avg 7 for 37 35 penalities Yds 49 did it ripped into the Sooners for 17 points in the second quarter 21 in the third When Parseghian pulled out his starters after Notre fifth touchdown late in the third Oklahoma had gained only 91 yards total offense The Sooners finished the game with 158 yards only 39 of them rushing The Irish defense turned the ball over to the offense for drives of 79 and 54 yards for the first scores but then the Irish scored on drives of 21 40 18 and 12 yards Halfback Nick Eddy scored two of the Irish touchdowns and others came on short runs HANRATTY COMPLETED 11 of 17 passes for 129 yards and accounted for most of that yardage on the first Irish touchdown drive The Irish running game netted 273 yards against the Sooner defense hampered early in the second quarter by the loss of middle guard Granville Liggins Liggins injured his ankle on the first Notre Dame touchdown drive Eddy picked up the first touchdown on a two yard plunge midway through the second quarter and Hanratty scored the second with a little over two minutes remaining in the second period Notre Dame 0 17 21 3B Oklahoma 0 0 0 Eddy 3 run (Azzaro kick) Hanratty 2 run (Azzaro kick) FG Azzaro 32 Eddy run (Azzaro kick) Rieier 9 run (Azzaro kick) 5 run (Azzaro kick) A i tenda 53439 How Top 10 Teams Fared how the top ten teams fared in weekend play: 1 NOTRE DAME pounded Oklahoma 36 0 2 MICHIGAN STATE mowed down Purdue 4120 3 UCLA whipped California 26 15 4 ALABAMA blistered Vender bilt 424 5: SOUTHERN CAL crushed Clemson 300 4 GEORGIA TECH ripped Tulane 3517 7 NEBRASKA edged Colorado 2119 6 FLORIDA beat L5U 28 7 9 PURDUE fell to Michigan Slate 41 20 10 OKLAHOMA was blanked by Notre Dame 38 0 Major College Scores Spartans Zip Past Purdue EAST LANSING Mich (AP) Michigan State parlayed the driving smashes of Bob Apisa and the strong right arm of quarterback Jimmy Raye into a 41-20 rout of Purdue today in a Homecoming clash before 70014 fans game at a olance PURDUE MICH STATE Star-Telegram Photo HEARS Richard STORM BACK Defee scores the lor TD as he dashes 8 yards in third period Behind him is Terry Southall Halfback second Bay SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Auburn 7 TCU 6 Texas 17 Baylor 13 SMU 24 Texas Tech 7 Texas 14 Rice 6 Arkansas 41 Wichita St 0 SOUTHWEST Mississippi 27 Houston 6 Austin College 28 Wash Mo 10 Sul Ross 14 East Texas 14 (tie) Prairie View 30 Arkansas 0 Tarlcton St 21 Ark Tech 7 North Texas St 53 Southern Illinois 6 Arlington St 20 Trinity 7 Howard Payne 3 Austin 0 Sam Houston 27 Southwest Texas 16 Arkansas St 33 Abilene Christian 22 Texas 28 McMurry 0 Lamar Tech 10 McNeese St 7 West Texas St 17 New Mex St 14 Texas Lutheran 19 Angelo St 14 Bishop 33 Quinn 0 Texas Western 35 San Jose St 0 SOUTH Furman 29 Newberry 7 Virginia Tech 24 Virginia 7 Georgia 27 Kentucky 15 East Carolina 27 The Citadel 17 Tennessee 29 South Carolina 17 Georgia Tech 35 Tulane 17 Wake Forest 3 North Carolina 0 Alabama 42 Vanderbilt 6 North Carolina St 33 Duke 7 Richmond 23 Davidson 17 Florida State 10 Miss St 0 Florida 28 LSU 7 Memphis St 6 Tulsa 0 Apisa carried for three touchdowns on smashes of six two and 10 yards as devastating ground attack backed up io or 18 a brilliant aerial show in which Raye matched highly touted passer Bob Griese Michigan State which dropped into the No 2 spot behind Notre Dame in the national rankings last week struck hard and often in a bid to regain the top spot Michigan State making its own breaks and taking advantage of Purdue miscues surged into a 28-0 lead before Purdue finally got onto the scoreboard late in the third period MSU posting its sixth consecutive victory and its fourth straight in Big Ten competition got its first touchdown the hard way The Spartans drove 80 yards in nine plays with halfback Dwight Lee coming off the bench to smash through the middle for the final three yards The Spartans got two breaks in the second quarter and cashed in on them quickly A Griese punt which traveled only 11 yards against a 25-mile wind was downed on 16 Raye feinted niftily on 72 186 18 of 30 1 0 CLEMSON 5 li ni 11 JJ I II lee 11 tor los omore returned first California aerial sixth blanking first a Same by quarterbacks Terry Han- ratty and Coley and halfback Bob Bleier OKLAHOMA GOT to the Notre Dame 36 in the first quarter but a pass interception by Jim Lynch stopped the drive In the fourth quarter they made it to the 32 but two plays later that drive ended with another interception Notre Dame played the second half without split end Jim Seymour injured late in the first half just before a 32-yard field goal by Joe Az-zaro gave Notre Dame a 17-0 lead Seymour was cut down as he went up for a Hanratty pass in the end zone and suffered an injury to his instep Ills foot was placed in a cast but the extent of the injury was not determined MIDWEST Nebraska 21 Colorado 19 Northwestern 24 Iowa 15 Iowa State 10 Missouri 10 (tie) Kent State 35 Bowling Green 12 Cincinnati 28 Kansas State 14 Michigan State 41 Purdue 20 Michigan 49 Minnesota 0 Miami Ohio 33 Ohio Univ 13 Ohio Slate 24 Wisconsin 13 Oklahoma State 10 Kansas 7 Notre Dame 38 Oklahoma 0 EAST Harvard 19 Dartmouth 14 Boston College 22 Buffalo 21 Army 28 Pittsburgh 0 Penn State 38 West Virginia 6 Colgate 48 Brown 7 Princeton 30 Penn 13 Syracuse 28 Holy Cross 6 Rutgers 37 Columbia 34 Villanova 15 West Chester St 0 Cornell 16 Yale 14 Massachusetts 12 Boston Univ 7 FAR WEST UCLA 28 California 15 Washington State 14 Idaho 7 Washington 10 Oregon 7 Oregon State 18 Arizona State 17 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Wyoming 35 Utah State 10 Colorado State 41 Air Force 21 Brigham Young 33 New Mexico 6 George Wash 13 VMI 0 INTERSECTIONAL Navy 21 William and Mary 0 Southern Cal 30 Clemson 0 Stanford 6 Illinois 3 Xavier 27 Chattanooga 10 Utah 24 Arizona 19 Washington 26 Washington 28 (tie) Puget Sound 16 Oregon Col Education a Tennessee Tech 51 Murray 13 Wilkes 14 Drexel 9 Upsala 21 Susquehanna 14 Virginia St 7 Bluefield Sf 7 (tie) Bethany 21 Allegheny 19 Fort Valley 19 Knoxville Col 12 Elon 39 Cafawba 26 Carolina Col 12 Maryland St 4 Pittsburgh St 24 Washburn 0 Kentucky 35 Findlay 6 Dakota St 18 Dakota IS St Oiaf 26 Carleton 7 Minnesota Duiuth 22 St John's Minn 7 St Cloud 31 Winona 8 Bethel St Paul 13 Northwestern Wis 7 Dakota St 22 Dakota 18 Hamline 20 Concordia Minn 7 Moorhead 13 Bemidii 0 Sioux Falls 9 General Beadle 7 Pacific Lutheran 41 Whitman 25 Doane 27 St Mary of the Plains 6 Hastinqs 13 Peru 7 Yankton SD 27 Dana Neb 10 Illinois 16 Illinois 6 Williams 37 Tufts 0 Westminster Pa 21 Grova City 21 (tie) California St Pa 42 Shippensburg 31 Stroudsburg 33 Mansfield 14 Kutztown 17 Cheyney 14 Doane 27 St Mary Kan 4 Hastings 13 Peru 7 Yankton 27 Dana 10 Louisville 35 Marshall 15 Delaware 41 Lehigh 0 Illinois 14 Hillsdale 7 Central Mich 20 Illinois St 6 Michigan Tech 27 Mankato St 7 Tarkio 14 Graceland 7 Trenton Sf 21 Central Connecticut 19 Dayton 10 Michigan 0 Ohio Northern 21 Ashland 9 Central Iowa 19 Dubuque 14 Luther 40 William Penn 14 Buena Vista 32 Wartburg 21 Upper Iowa 43 Simpson 12 Beloit 20 Grinnell 20 (tie) Westmar 20 Midland Neb 7 Parsons 19 Delta St 16 Iowa Wesleyan 34 Laka Forest III 0 Coe 16 Cornell 0 Montana St 45 Weber St 36 Tennessee St 45 Weber St 36 Bloomsburq 20 Millersvflle 19 Fort Valley 19 Knoxville Col 12 Elon 39 Catawba 26 Alabama 22 Bethune-Cooleman 0 Tennessee St 29 Florida 0 Livinqstone 31 Norfolk St 0 Fayetteville St 25 Morris 7 Howard 7 Fisk 6 St Pears 22 Catholic 4 Arizona 32 Long Beach 12 Nevada 40 San Francisco 14 Muskingum 32 Wooster 0 Wittenberg 37 Heidelberg 8 Denison 39 Oberlin 17 Marietta 6 Otterbein 3 Capital 13 John Carroll 4 Kenyon 13 Wilminqton 7 Central St 20 Kentucky Sf 18 Ohio Northern 21 Ashland 9 Mt Union 29 Hiram 0 Akron 9 Baldwin-Wallace 4 Case Tech 23 Shepherd IS Warrensburq Mo 28 University of Missouri at Roll 26 Presbyterian 23 Guilford 14 Carolina AftT 56 Winston-Salem 0 Southwest Missouri 27 Northeast Missouri 6 Baker 38 McPherson 6 Emporia Col 41 Sterlinq 7 Southwestern Kan 20 Ottawa Kan 13 Redlands 23 Pomona 13 Cal Western 24 LaVeme 14 Whittier 12 Occidental 7 Adams St 20 Colorado St Col 10 Carroll 16 Montana 14 Colorado Western 28 Colorado Mines 0 Rocky Mountain 13 Montana Tech 0 Sacramento St 17 Humboldt St 0 San Francisco St 39 Chico Sf 13 Portland St 56 Oregon Tech Lewis ft Clark 20 Willamette 6 Georqe Fox 14 Seattle Cavaliers 8 Mississippi Valley st27 Edward Water 2 I Centre 27 Sewanee Harding 21 Maryville 10 Concord 41 Georgetown Ky 7 Virginia Wesleyan 27 Liberty 7 Elmhurst 26 St Procopius 20 Illinois Wesleyan 20 Wheotoit 18 UT Martin 40 Bradley 0 Illinois Col 28 Cuiver-Stockton 23 Carthage 53 North Park 32 Whitewater 34 Eau Claire 19 River Fails 33 Lacrosse 7 Piathmlie 27 Supqrior 21 NORMAN Okla Mighty Notre Dame slammed into Oklahoma with a crushing football defense and an opportunistic offense and butchered the previously undefeated Sooners 38-0 Saturday A partisan homecoming crowd of 63439 largest ever to see a football game in Oklahoma sat in dismay as Ara No 1 ranked Irish exploded after a scoreless first quarter The Notre Dame first string did not play after the third quarter Oklahoma ranked 10th nationally after winning four for new coach Jim Mackenzie was beaten into submission by a vicious Irish defense THE NOTRE DAME offense get uncorked until the second quarter but when it Alabama Butchers Vanderbilt GAME AT A GLANCE VANDERBILT ALABAMA 8 First Downs 23 17 Yards Gained Rushing 225 43 Yards Gained Passing 128 7 of 17 Passes Completed 6 of 15 1 Passes Interceded by 2 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 8 for 32 Punts No Avq 1 for 36 95 Yards Penalized 83 BIRMINGHAM Ala fAP) The Alabama Crimson Tide sent six players crashing across the Vanderbilt goal line Saturday and whipped the Commodores 42-6 in a Southeastern Conference football game Penalties killed any chance the underdog Commodores might have had and the opportunist Tidemen were quick to take advantage of every break in the ragged game The game was only three plays old when Alabama defender Bobby Johns intercepted a Gary Davis pass and scrambled 40 yards for an easy touchdown Contrary to recent Alabama-Vandcrbilt games the Tide rolled to a convincing 21-0 advantage in the first period before the Commodores struck back Vanderbilt's Sid Ransom recovered a fumble by Les Kelley at the Alabama 30 and three plays later second string quarterback Roger May threw a four-yard touchdown pass to Steve Skupas The try for extra point failed But the Tide spurred on by the fans hoping to see Alabama improve its fourth-place national ranking scored another touchdown in the second period and put the game out of reach with two more in the third End Ray Perkins scored second touchdown on a 29-yard pass from fullback Kelley the first time the Tide has used this play this season Vanderbilt 4 Alabama 21 42 Ala-Johns 40 pass interception (Davis kick) (t Perkins 29 pass from Kelley (Davis kick) U1 Brewer pass from Trimble (Davis Skupas 4 pass from May (kick failed) irv Chattwood 14 run (Davis kick) Homan 18 pas from Trimble (Davis kick) Trimble 1 run (Davis kick) Attendance 59000 Celtics Win 12697 NEW YORK (JPi The Boston Celtics put on one of their patented scoring bursts ramming in 14 points in 32 minutes and went on to an easy 126-97 victory over the New York Knicks in a National Basketball Association game Saturday night the Highlanders take on Carter Friday night The Panthers are now 2 0-1 and Eastern Hills 1-0-1 North Side (0-3) and Tech (1-1-1) tangle Friday night in the other 4A-5 encounter Three of the Negro highs have road games slated this week Dunbar goes to Dallas Wednesday to challenge Lincoln Terrell is at Waco Moore Friday and Kirkpatrick faces Washington in Wichita Falls Saturday Rough Assignments Como will host Hamilton Park Saturday night Grapevine and Lake Worth the two newest members of 3A-5 face the roughest assignments in the district this week meeting the leaders Grapevine is at Mineral Wells and Lake Worth is at Weatherford Both the Hams and the Kangaroos own 3-0 league maiks Two important games Masonic Heme at Godley and Perrin at Crowley are on tap AG RESURGENCE SPURS STADIUM OPTION DRIVE The defeat the Aggies put on the Frogs eight (lavs ago had a shrivelling effect on enthusiasm among TCU exes hut it was a big shot in the arm for the stadium drive On last Tuesday for instance a pleasant lady at the stadium drive center on the campus informed that $2000 in new seat option money had come through her office that day Wednesday night (Pete) Peterson the Aggiest Aggie of them all helped in a fund meeting at Arlington and $7000 in new money was added to the IVV drive I "We are well over the halfway mark I 1 If 'utl1 al(ut $d20000 in option money and I I the (lie 1S Ieterson says- mlLmjJLmm has been for all of the work we had originally planned and the contractor (Temple Associates of DiBoll) will start woik on the Monday after we play Arkansas hope to tune everything done by the time of the home opener with Florida State next Oct 7 but the (onifielion of the work on the west side of the stadium has been guaranteed by that UCLA Pins Bears 28-15 For 6th Win GAME AT A GLANCE UCLA CALIFORNIA 19 First Downs 18 219 Yards Gained Rushing 25 93 Yards Gamed Passinq 276 8 of 15 Passes Completed 23 of 39 1 3 Passes Intercepted by 1 1 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 5 for 36 Punts No Avq 4 for 39 50 Yards Penalized 25 BERKELEY Calif AP) Third-ranked UCLA behind the quarterback wizardry of Gary Beban and the elusive running of Mel Farr beat California 28-15 Saturday for the sixth football victory without a defeat But a fourth-quarter Bear uprising for 15 points ave the Bruins a few uneasy moments in the Pacific-8 Conference game Beban passed for two touchdowns and repeatedly penetrated defenses with his rollouts Farr took one of passes for a touchdown and got another on a 22 yard burst through tackle Behind 28-0 Cal quarterback Barry Bronk celebrated his 19th birthday by rallying the Bears to two quick last-period touchdowns UCLA 7 7 7 7-26 California 0 0 0 15 15 Farr 22 run (Zimmerman kick) Farr 16 pass from Beban (Zimmerman kick) Manning 35 pass Interception (Zimmerman kick) Purdy 2 pass from Beban (Zimmerman kick) Bradley 15 pass from Bronk (Sinclair kick) Beasley 9 pass from Bronk (Berry pass from Bronk Attendance 54000 EPTUN ES UPSET NORFOLK Va Dave Washington a 228-pound tight end caught three touchdown passes Saturday night in leading the Philadelphia Bulldogs to a 42-15 romp over the Norfolk Neptunes in a Continental Football League upset 16 First Downs 24 Yards Gained Rushing 198 Yards Gamed Passing 168 Passes Completed 11 of 21 Passes Intercepted bv 0 Opp Fumbles Recovered 3 Punts No Avq 5 for 3 Yards Penalized 63 Trojans Paddle Clemson GAME AT A GLANCE SOUTHERN CAL First Downs Sind Pushing jtj Ginod Passing 197 Passes Completed of II Passes intercepted bv 5 Pumbles Recovered 1 41 Pont no av 4 tor 41 Yards Penalized 79 Angeles'" apj soph- safetyman Mike Battle a punt 74 yards in the quarter and the Southern Trojans with a deadly attack went on to their straight victory Saturday Clemson 30-0 in the intersectional football between the two schools The spectacular run by the 19-year-old 164-pound Battle ignited the until then bored Trojans USC went into the game favored by three touchdowns as 44614 looked on in Memorial Coliseum Coach John McKay alternated his two quarterbacks senior Troy Winslow and junior Toby Page and both responded with excellent efforts Winslow mixed the offense for 53-yard drive in eight plays in the second quarter and Page came in to complete four straight passes for 62 yards and Southern Cal led 18-0 at halftime The Southern California defense held quarterback star Jimmy Addison to 93 yards in the 11 out of 20 completions with two interceptions and the Tigers crossed the midfield stripe but twice The farthest advance was to the Trojan 45 It was the third defeat as against two victories for the visitors who twice stopped a Trojan advance inside the five-yard line Clemson 0 0 0 f) Southern Cal 6 12 6 Battle 74 punt return (kick failed) Winslow four run (pass failed) Paqe nine run (run failed) Sherman one run (pass failed) Klein 16 pass from Page (pass failed) Attendance 446)4 Bulldogs Nip Rams SEGUIN The Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs ran up a 19-0 lead and then withstood a furious rally by the Angelo State College Rams Saturday night for a 19-14 victory their first of the season Small College Scores rollout on the next play and went in for the score State struck again as Sterling Armstrong pounded on a fumble by Perry Williams on the Purdue 15 Three plays later Raye threw a safety valve pass to Apisa who bulled his way six yards for third score MSU fans remembering Notre Dame had beaten Purdue by a 26-14 margin in only other loss to that point were jubilant as the Spartan scoring machine outdid the Irish margin with comparative ease After Michigan State already had built up a commanding lead Griese scored twice for Purdue a six-yard sweep and a one-yard and teammate Don Hurst plunged over from the two Reggie Cavender dived two yards for last touchdown with the Spartan second string backfield on duty Purdue 0 0 7 13 20 Mich State 7 14 14 Lee 3 run (Kenney kick) Raye 16 run (Kenney kick) Apisa 2 run (Kenney kick) Griese 6 run (Griese kick) Apisa 10 run (Kenney kick) Hurst 2 run (kick faded) Cavender 2 run (pass tailed) Griese 2 run (Griese kick) HIGH GRID SCORES San Antonio MacArthur 16 San An-tomo Jefferson 6 San Antonio Wheatley 79 Crystal CityO Austin School for the Deaf 8 San An tonio St Anthony's 7 Ac Schreiner 0 San Marcos Academy 32 Kerrvilla San Antonio Holy Cross 20 San Antonio St Gerard's 6 Borqer 14 Amarillo Caproek 9 Houston Waltrip 41 Houston Lea 21 Monahans 10 Odessa Ector 6 Poth 12 Floresviiie 7 Benavides 32 San Diego 7 Big Lake 8 Ei Paso Parkland 0 Merkel 31 Jim Ned 0 Austin School for the Deaf I San Antonio St Anthony's 7 San Marcos Academy 32 Kerrville Schreiner 0 San Antonio Wheatley 79 Crystal City 0 San Antonio MacArthur 14 San Antonio Jefferson 6 San Antonio Holy Cross 20 San Antonio St Gerard's 4 San Antonio Central Catholic 20 Austin St Edward's 7 a RETREADS bated on regular price We Nothing Grand Prairie Jousts Richland in Top Game Slippery Rock 25 Giassboro 8 NYU Club 7 Fordham Club 0 Morgan St 38 Delaware St 6 Dickinson Pa 17 Muhlenberg 7 Worcester Tech 16 Coast Guard 14 Rensselaer Poly 57 Haverford 0 Hobadt 7 Union 6 Maryland 23 Washington ft Lea 7 Alfred 13 Rochester 8 Swarthmore 21 Ursinus 4 Trinity Conn 26 st Lawrence 14 Wesleyan 21 Amherst 20 Cortland St 59 Brockport St 4 Bowdom 15 Colby 4 Marne Maritime 13 Nichols 7 Maine 21 Rhode Island 6 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Wichita Falls al Haltom Tech vs North Side Carter vs Eastern Hills Poly vs Arlington Heights (Thursday) Denton at Sherman Corsicana at Cleburne Dunbar at Dallas Lincoln (Wednesday) Terrell at Waco Moore Hamilton Park at Como (Saturday) Kirkpatrick at Wichita Falls Washington (Saturday) Vernon at Breckenrldbe Graham at Burkburnetf Childress at Wichita Falla Hlrschi Brewer at Diamond Hill (Thursday) Grapevine at Mineral (Thursday) Grapevine at Mineral Wells Stephenvllle at Azie Lake Worth at Weatherford Sulphur Springs at Gainesville Clyde at Granbury Cisco Hamilton Northwest at Bowie Decatur at Bridgeport Jacksboro at Henrietta Nocone at Boswell Everman at Alvarado Mansfield at Burleson West at Hillsboro Goidthwaite at Burnet Dublin at De Leon Baird at Ranger Mundav at Throckmorton Mill-sap at Sprmgtown Carroll at kenne-daie Bovd at Keller Glen Rose at Whitney Itasca at Clifton Midlothian a Grandview Joshua at Cedar Hill Whitcsooro at Muenster Sacred Heart Masomc Home at Godley Perrin at Crowley Dallas Lynch at Nolan ALL OPTION SEATS BETWEEN 2 4-YARD LINES didn't say so but the likely time for dedication will lie next ycai's Thanksgiving Day game with Texas aie putting on the most concentrated part of the drive right now" said Peterson "We have the office on the campus open five days a week and on game days "The out-of season coaches are helping and w'e have a full time man in Houston and one in One of the changes made in the original plans calls for options to he sold only between the 24-yard lines thus guaranteeing that each option purchased will entitle the holder to an excellent seat If Gene Stallings keeps making the kind of progress he ha made this season those good seats will be much-desired The long range purpose of the rebuilding and expansion of com sc is to gne the Aggies a chance in their early season games bv scheduling them home-and-home and also allowing the annual game with Rice to be rescheduled home-and home instead of being played in Houston every year FRED TAYLOR'S NAME RUMORED IN JOB POT "The home field is a great advantage" Stallings said "I feel sure that we would have defeated LSU if we had leen plawng hole i The game was a 7-7 tie) "The st lain of traveling and the fact you have no rooters when you play a long way Rom home are big disadvantages The fust big name school scheduled for home-and-home in the enlarged stadium is Army The Aggies go to West Point Oct 4 19 for a game and Army will return the visit Sept 30 1972 Rumor has it that Fred Taylor's name is in the null at both Rice and North Texas State where the reigning coaches will retire after this season It is not the business of sports writers to try to hire or fire coaches but Fred has a lot of qualifications for a head spot and has earned a chance to see what he can do with varsity players lie's riding a seven-game winning streak with his TCU freshmen now with a lug one against Hay lor coming up at Waco Thursday night a good disciplinarian and his players go hard or ride the bench By HAROLD McKINNEY Star-Teleqram Sports Writer Richland and Grand Prairie clash for the District 4A-4 Zone I lead Friday night in this No 1 attraction on the area high school football schedule Both teams will take 2-0 league listings into the battle at Grand Prairie Richland has the more impressive overall record a 7-0 mark that includes last week's 28 8 romp over Haltom The Gophers upped their record to 3-4 by upsetting Arlington 6-0 Heights Draws Poly Defending champion Arlington Heights will attempt to remain the only team with a perfect record in 4A-5 play Thursday night against Poly The Yellow Jackets whipped North Side 28-6 tast week to boost their mark to 20 Poly is 12 after bowing to Tech i2 0 It was the iirst 4A-5 victory for the Bulldogs since 1959 Paschal winch tied Eastern Hills 10-10 last week is idle and AMY SIZE WHITEWAUS PIUS $200 EACH GUARANTEED for lift of the tire proration of tread wear on our Honor AH Notional Credit Cards and Chorge-a-platet No 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